come to violence club wednesday to see a 80s hong kong movie that has a part where they drive into some weird ass tiny car elevator that goes down to some giant parking garage that seems to sink down into the earth forever and presumably has alternate exits that lead up to somewhere
Yeah in terms if Shenmue Chapters Shenmue 1 was Chapter 1 and Shenmue 2 was 3-4-5. Ch2 was on the boat.
I am glad I havenât played it yet if the Afterburner is screwed up!â
deciding to sell sonic mania plus
Is that actually specified in the game? Sure didnât look like a walled city
It seems the arcade cabinets are trying to emulate the rear speakers, but since I donât have a surround sound set-up, the music in each cabinet is lower than it should be . Thereâs no option to change it either
No.
It is idealized, placed on a hill for dramatic effect, opened up probably to both ease production and make it actually traversable with late 90s tech.
You can see in the prototype concept footage shots that look more explicitly like the real location. Suzuki has referred to the area as Kowloon Walled City in later interviews.
I mean, itâs not a coincidence that they made a ramshackle high rise tenement maze located in the Kowloon area of Hong Kong in the late 80s?
No, but it does seem like the devs got the two areas confused for the same thing, especially since the walled city didnât have 40 storey skyscrapers. And the fact that the Wan Chai area has some of the same weirdness going on
Hmm, Shadow of the Tomb Raider sure was a video game.
I mean, it wasnât bad, itâs just one of 'em you play and finish and go âhuh neatâ and pop out the disc.
The Gauntlet remake from a few years ago is pretty fun. Individual rooms/encounters feel like little puzzles. Have only played it 2P so far.
Dragon Quest XI: Dropped.
How far did you get?
Octagonia. I managed to win the tournament and kill the giant performance enhancing drug supplier lurking underneath the city before throwing up my hands and deciding that the lord of darkness could have the world and everyone in it so long as I didnât have to sit through any more cutscenes or hear that town theme ever again.
Yeah some of the individual tunes in the game donât feel like they were designed around the fact youâd be listening to them for upwards of an hour at a time over a potentially 80 hour plus playthrough
That was never a strong suit of the series but i imagine the higher fidelity visuals donât help the impression
Itâs sort of cute to hear the same comforting little town jingles all the time when the hero & friends are chibi sprites
I havenât listened to the soundtrack but itâs reportedly pretty balls anywho
I have actually been playing DQ8 and i still love it. Itâs a real warm blanket game. i havenât played the 3ds remake and im gonna make the completely uninformed claim that the ps2 version is the best, and furthermore the pretty menus and voice acting and orchestral soundtrack actually add a whole lot to the experience. And also the random battles are good
The next step in my journey through Eurojank adventure games is the sort of prequel to Syberia, Amerzone.
The aesthetics of this game are absolutely perfect Myst-Clone dieselpunk. Even with the extremely low resoloution, Iâve actually been taken aback by how gorgeous parts of this game are. Conversely. the voice acting and character animation sounds and looks almost like a 3d counterpart to Animation Magicâs style.
The plot has you smuggling a magic bird egg back to itâs home under the nose of a South American dictator. Iâm 90% that returning this egg will somehow depose the dictator or cause him to change his heart or something.
This is 100% because some old guy said you had to, and then fucking died in front of you. Most peopeople would have contacted a coroner to lay his corpse to rest. Instead, you immediately start solving Myst style puzzles in the dead manâs home. Again, to return a goddam magic birdâs egg.
What Iâm saying is, so far this is a 10/10 must play.
I have desperately wanted to play this game ever since I found out about it here a couple years ago. Is it on like GOG or something?
Right this second you can get it for 99 cents:
I have played all the way through Steins;Gate Elite and Famicom Steins;Gate and no publication responded to my pitch to review them!
So I guess I am going to write a big stupid long essay about S;G and put it on Hinge Problems!
Dipped back into Assassinâs Creed Origins, what with the new one hitting next week, and decided to knock out the last of what it had to offer by playing through all (!) of the guided tours in Discovery Mode.
Itâs actually pretty damn cool, as far as a sorta âwalk through this meticulous recreation of BCE Egypt and hear about how they had bad teeth due to eating sandy breadâ experience and whatnot.
After nearly 150+ hours itâs off the olâ hard drive.
i just made someone ragequit on soul calibur viâs network test beta. do they know their rank wonât crossover?